The video explores animal adaptations, focusing on how snakes shed their skin, sharks regrow teeth, and lizards regenerate tails. Snakes shed their skin because it doesn't grow with them, while sharks have multiple rows of teeth that move forward like a conveyor belt. Lizards can detach their tails to escape predators, and these tails can regrow, albeit differently. These adaptations help animals survive in their environments.

Why do snakes shed their skin?

• To change their appearance

• Because their skin does not grow with them

• To get rid of parasites

• To camouflage better

What happens to a snake's eyes just before it sheds its skin?

• They become hard to see through

• They fall out

• They turn red

• They become more transparent

What could happen if a snake's skin does not shed properly?

• The snake could become faster

• The snake could change color

• The snake could become blind

• The snake could grow a new layer of skin

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How do sharks replace their lost teeth?

• They use their fins to catch prey instead

• They do not replace lost teeth

• They have multiple rows of teeth that move forward

• They grow a new tooth in the same spot

What is the soft material in a shark's mouth that helps move teeth forward?

• Bone

• Muscle

• Cartilage

• Tissue

Why do lizards lose their tails?

• To escape predators

• To grow a new tail

• To change their appearance

• To attract mates

What is the new tail of a lizard made of after it regrows?

• Bone

• Muscle

• Cartilage

• Skin

How long can it take for a lizard's tail to grow back?

• A few days

• A few weeks

• It never grows back

• A few months to years

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What is the main purpose of animal adaptations?

• To look more attractive

• To survive and thrive in their environment

• To become stronger

• To change their diet

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What could happen to lizards without their tail adaptation?

• They would not be able to escape predators

• They would grow faster

• They would change color

• They would become stronger

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